Reality: CDL uses technology to replicate a library’s right to loan works, in a digital format, to one user at a time
Reality: CDL can help authors by enhancing the discoverability, availability, and accessibility of their works
Reality: CDL is simply an application of fair use and fair use has been around as long as copyright
Reality: Fair use allows use of the amount necessary to fulfill your purpose
Reality: Digital and physical libraries contribute to a healthy publishing ecosystem and increase sales and engagement for creative work
Reality: The ReDigi decision opens up the potential for more technological uses, like CDL, for non-commercial, educational access
Reality: CDL helps users with print disabilities access books
Reality: Libraries preserve information, and preservation requires ownership, not licensing agreements
Reality: Author & publisher control ends at the time a book is purchased, and then fair use begins
Reality: The copyright act makes no distinction between digital libraries and physical ones
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11
The Internet Archive 
